ABO Section Activities

Research Conferences Working Paper Series Outstanding Dissertation Award Notable Contribution Award

 

*No list dated 2000. See historical note.

  • 2005 - Individual Investor Reaction to the Earnings Expectations Path and its Components, Arianna Pinello
  • 2004 - Emphasis and Information Display of Non-GAAP Earnings Measures: Effects on Professional and Non-Professional Investor Judgments and Decisions, Brooke Elliott
  • 2003- Choice Avoidance in Managerial Accounting Decisions. Kimberly Sawers.
  • 2002 - A Cognitive Explanation for Optimism in Analysts' Earnings Forecasts, Lisa Sedor
  • 2001 - Wendy Bailey
  • 2000 - Jennifer Joe
  • 1999 -The Effect of Experience on Tax Professionals' Knowledge Structure and Performance in a Research Task, John A. Barrick
  • 1998 - The Influence of Social Interaction on Auditors' Moral Reasoning, Linda Thorne
  • 1997 - The Development of Knowledge Structures That Transfer Across Audit Domains, Jay C. Thibodeau
  • 1995 -The Effects of Accounting Knowledge and Context on the Omission of Opportunity Cost in Resource Allocation Decisions, Sandra C. Vera-Munoz
  • 1994 - Attributes Dominant Control: Theoretical Model and Empirical Tests, Keith R. Duncan
  • 1993 - Debiasing Audit Judgment with Accountability, S. Jane Kennedy

 

  • 2006 Nomination Deadline April 30, 2007
  • 2005 – Theodore J. Mock, University of Southern California
  • 2004 - William S. Waller, University of Arizona
  • 2003 - Kenneth A. Merchant, University of Southern California
  • 2001 - Anthony G. Hopwood, University of Oxford
  • 2000 - Robert Libby, Cornell University
  • 1999 - Jacob G. Birnberg, University of Pittsburgh
  • 1995 - Robert H. Ashton, Duke University
 
       

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